Pale Leaf Yucca

Pale Leaf Yucca (Yucca pallida) forms a stemless rosette of flexible, bluish-green leaves with pointed tips. Its large, bell-shaped white and cream flowers rise above the foliage in late spring. ## Garden Placement The [Conservation Garden Park profile](https://conservationgardenpark.jvwcd.gov/plants/1832/pale-leaf-yucca) describes this species as an evergreen, pollinator-favorite plant with blue-green foliage. The current published mature ranges are 1–2 feet tall and 2–3 feet wide. Full sun gives the best flowering, while the foliage also grows in part shade. ## Growing Conditions This yucca uses very little irrigation after establishment. The Conservation Garden Park lists hardiness zones 6–10 and a late-spring flowering period; retain well-drained conditions and avoid frequent watering. ## Maintenance Remove dry leaves and spent stems as needed, and trim only to keep the rosette in its desired shape. The source’s succulent-care guidance recommends leaving dry material for winter interest or removing it after it dries.